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From Kyle Phillips, your Guide to Italian Food
This week started out cool enough, but then temperatures shot into the high 30s C, or 90s F. Which are actually fairly normal at this time of year, but then they arrive suddenly they seem much hotter than they are. No matter, hot weather is an excellent excuse for cool dishes of one sort or another.

Almost Eggplant Parmesan: A Lighter Version Of Eggplant Parmesan
Melanzane alla Parmigiana, Eggplant Parmesan, is one of Naples's signature dishes, and extraordinarily good. However, preparing it is time consuming, and it is quite rich. This is a lighter version, which is also quite nice served cool.Read more

It's much too hot for Meat Sauce
Assuming the temperatures we had today hold. Tomatoes, eggplant, zucchini, and other vegetables are perfect when the thermometer climbs. Some variations: Pasta alla Primavera with Toamtoes and Zucchini Pasta alla Primavera with... Read more

Almost Wordless Wednesday: Pizza!
There's nothing quite like pizza from a wood-fired oven, well topped with choice ingredients, and Elisa, at the Pizzeria Cotta a Puntino in Florence, used buffalo-milk mozzarella, anchovy fillets, and... Read more

Ingredients: Pesto Sauce
No, pesto sauce isn't quite an ingredient (though it is nice added to minestrone), but it is one of the finest summer pasta sauces. And you could do more than just season plain pasta: A couple of non-basil pesto sauces:

 


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